Heritage Large
Heritage Large
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 Large WATERFORD CRYSTAL LIBERTY BOWL Perfect in Original Box Heritage Collection  US $200.00
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 Bohemia Haida Heritage glass Jug Vase large Jugendstil style Borske Sklo US $102.75
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 Princess House heritage tumblers Ice Tea glasses 8 in lot large 20 ounce US $100.00
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 PRINCESS HOUSE HERITAGE LARGE COOKIE JAR VINTAGE US $62.00
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 Crystal Carnival Glass American Heritage Pattern Large Fireside Basket US $59.99
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 PRINCESS HOUSE HERITAGE LARGE FRUIT BOWL US $50.00
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 NIB PRINCESS HOUSE CRYSTAL HERITAGE PATTERN 470 LARGE BOWL HAND BLOWN GIFT US $49.99
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 SET 4 PRINCESS HOUSE CRYSTAL LARGE 10 11 OUNCES WINE GOBLETS HERITAGE ETCHED US $49.99
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 Princess House Crystal Heritage Flower Arranger Large Vase New in BOX US $49.95
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 Princess House Crystal Heritage Large Rectangular Serving Tray New in BOX US $49.95
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 NIB PRINCESS HOUSE CRYSTAL HERITAGE PATTERN 440 LARGE BOWL HAND BLOWN GIFT US $49.95
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 Princess House Crystal Heritage Large Platter Mint with Box US $45.00
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 VTG LE SMITH HERITAGE LARGE CARNIVAL GLASS BOWL AMETHYST US $45.00
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 Princess House Heritage 3 ½ Quart Large Round Casserole NIB US $39.99
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 72 ounce PRINCESS HOUSE LARGE PITCHER 459 Heritage Pattern 10 US $39.99
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 Princess House Heritage 380 Large Crystal Vase with Floral Arranger new in box US $39.99
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 Princess House Large Heritage Pitcher 459 US $38.50
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 Princess Heritage Fantasia Large Canister 530 US $35.00
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 PRINCESS HOUSE HERITAGE VERY LARGE SERVING BOWL 112 ounces 7 x 7 US $34.99
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 PRINCESS HOUSE RARE HERITAGE LARGE PASTA SERVING BOWL US $34.99
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 Princess House HERITAGE Large Canister with Lid 9 1 4 US $34.95
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 064 Princess House Heritage Handblown Large Crystal Tiered Cake Server NIB US $32.99
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 Large LE Smith Heritage Pink Iridescent Star Pattern Glass Basket Stunning US $30.00
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 Large Princess House Heritage Etched Beverage Server Pitcher 459 US $29.96
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 PRINCESS HOUSE LARGE CRYSTAL COMPOTE PEDISTAL BOWL 440 HERITAGE NEW US $29.00
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 Princess House Heritage Large Serving Fruit Bowl NEW IN BOX US $31.99
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Protecting the Pat at the Magee Farm with Museums part of Alabama Heritage
In 1848 Jacob Magee built a farmhouse and related buildings constructed by black slave labor for his family. The construction of the farmstead and buildings was so good that from that date to the present day the house has needed minimal help or maintenance from that day to the present. The 2 story building was the home of four different families over the years before becoming a living history and museum site for the city of Kushla. The Magree Farm is one of those attractions that you will want to include on your Alabama Tourism schedule.
Along side the main house there was also a commissary; post office, bathhouse and school house on the grounds. Although the only remaining buildings are the house and the schoolroom - the heritage of those times lives on with the displays that are presented for you to see. Today one of the top attractions in Alabama, when built, it was the largest private homestead for several counties when it was finished.
The primary homestead was designed with some fascinating plans. There is a center veranda that has 2 sleeping room doors leading onto it. One of these sleeping rooms has a door on the porch but no entryway into the main area of the house. It was designed to offer travelers and guests that were non family members a safe place to reside without them being able to access the family’s private areas. The other bedroom has an entry on the porch but also one that opens into the formal living area. Of course this room was used by family members that came to visit or acquaintances that they wanted to have access to the rest of the house.
There is another parlor that could be closed off with either a drape or by closing the sliding pocket doors. The foyer of the house opened onto both the center and the front veranda. The schoolroom is attached to the rear veranada. This room is now the museum of the facility. On the second floor are two large bedrooms, each with their own fireplace. For warmth, the house has a total of five fireplaces. Imagine chopping enough firewood to keep 5 fireplaces running all winter!!
The cookhouse was out back but connected to the remainder of the house by the back porch. It was common to have the kitchen removed from the house proper to keep the heat out of the main house. Behind the cookhouse is the outhouse so when the facilities needed to be used it could be quite a run in the dark or cold to get to the outhouse when nature called.
The farm is also the location of the Living History and Battle Reenactment - both in the spring and the fall.
The Beautiful Prambanan Temple ( A UNESCO World Heritage)